Field-programmable logic and applications : from FPGAs to computing paradigm : 8th International Workshop, FPL '98, Tallinn, Estonia, August 31 September 3, 1998 : proceedings

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 8th International Workshop on Field-Programmable Logics and Applications, FPL '98, held in Tallinn, Estonia, in August/September 1998. The 39 revised full papers presented were carefully selected for inclusion in the book from a total of 86...

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Autor kompanije: International workshop on field-programmable logic and applications :Tallin, Estonie
Daljnji autori: Hartenstein, Reiner, 1934- (Voditelj izdanja), Keevallik, Andres, 1943- (Voditelj izdanja)
Format: Livre numérique
Jezik:Anglais
Izdano: Berlin [etc.] : Springer [20..].
Cham : Springer Nature
Serija:Lecture notes in computer science 1482
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Edition sous un autre format:• Field-programmable logic and applications, from FPGAs to computing paradigm, 8th International Workshop, FPL'98, Tallinn, Estonia, August-September 1998, proceedings, Reiner W. Hartenstein, Andres Keevallik (eds.), 1998, New York, Springer, 1 vol. (XI-533 p.), Lecture notes in computer science, 3-540-64948-4
• Field-Programmable Logic and Applications. From FPGAs to Computing Paradigm, Texte imprimé, 9783662204252
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  • New CAD framework extends simulation of dynamically reconfigurable logic
  • Pebble: A language for parametrised and reconfigurable hardware design
  • Integrated development environment for logic synthesis based on dynamically reconfigurable FPGAs
  • Designing for Xilinx XC6200 FPGAs
  • Perspectives of reconfigurable computing in research, industry and education
  • Field-programmable logic: Catalyst for new computing paradigms
  • Run-time management of dynamically reconfigurable designs
  • Acceleration of satisfiability algorithms by reconfigurable hardware
  • An optimized design flow for fast FPGA-based rapid prototyping
  • A knowledge-based system for prototyping on FPGAs
  • JVX A rapid prototyping system based on Java and FPGAs
  • Prototyping new ILP architectures using FPGAs
  • CAD system for ASM and FSM synthesis
  • Fast floorplanning for FPGAs
  • SRAM-based FPGAs: A fault model for the configurable logic modules
  • Reconfigurable hardware as shared resource in multipurpose computers
  • Reconfigurable computer array: The bridge between high speed sensors and low speed computing
  • A reconfigurable engine for real-time video processing
  • An FPGA implementation of a magnetic bearing controller for mechatronic applications
  • Exploiting contemporary memory techniques in reconfigurable accelerators
  • Self modifying circuitry A platform for tractable virtual circuitry
  • REACT: Reactive environment for runtime reconfiguration
  • Evaluation of the XC6200-series architecture for cryptographic applications
  • An FPGA-based object recognition machine
  • PCI-SCI protocol translations: Applying microprogramming concepts to FPGAs
  • Instruction-level parallelism for reconfigurable computing
  • A hardware/software co-design environment for reconfigurable logic systems
  • Mapping loops ontoreconfigurable architectures
  • Speed optimization of the ALR circuit using an FPGA with embedded RAM: A design experience
  • High-level synthesis for dynamically reconfigurable hardware/software systems
  • Dynamic specialisation of XC6200 FPGAs by partial evaluation
  • WebScope: A circuit debug tool
  • Computing Goldbach partitions using pseudo-random bit generator operators on an FPGA systolic array
  • Solving boolean satisfiability with dynamic hardware configurations
  • Modular exponent realization on FPGAs
  • Cost effective 2.2 inner product processors
  • A field-programmable gate-array system for evolutionary computation
  • A transmutable telecom system
  • A survey of reconfigurable computing architectures
  • A novel field programmable gate array architecture for high speed arithmetic processing
  • Accelerating DTP with reconfigurable computing engines
  • Hardware mapping of a parallel algorithm for matrix-vector multiplication overlapping communications and computations
  • An interactive datasheet for the xilinx XC6200
  • Fast adaptive image processing in FPGAs using stack filters
  • Increasing microprocessor performance with tightly-coupled reconfigurable logic arrays
  • A high-performance computing module for a low earth orbit satellite using reconfigurable logic
  • Maestro-link: A high performance interconnect for PC cluster
  • A hardware implementation of Constraint Satisfaction Problem based on new reconfigurante LSI architecture
  • A hardware operating system for dynamic reconfiguration of FPGAs
  • High speed low level image processing on FPGAs using distributed arithmetic
  • A flexible implementation of high-performance FIR filters on Xilinx FPGAs
  • Implementing processor arrays on FPGAs
  • Reconfigurable hardware A study in codesign
  • Statechart-based HW/SW-codesign of amulti-FPGA-board and a microprocessor
  • Simulation of ATM switches using dynamically reconfigurable FPGA's
  • Fast prototyping using system emulators
  • Space-efficient mapping of 2D-DCT onto dynamically configurable coarse-grained architectures
  • XILINX4000 architecture Driven synthesis for speed
  • The PLD-implementation of Boolean function characterized by minimum delay
  • Reconfigurable PCI-BUS interface (RPCI)
  • Programmable prototyping system for image processing
  • A co-simulation concept for an efficient analysis of complex logic designs
  • Programming and implementation of reconfigurable routers
  • Virtual instruments based on reconfigurable logic
  • The >S<puter: Introducing a novel concept for dispatching instructions using reconfigurable hardware
  • A 6200 model and editor based on object technology
  • Interfacing hardware and software
  • Generating layouts for self-implementing modules.